Judge Weighing Whether to Block Arkansas News Outlets From Publishing Data Center Pact Details
Entergy says the documents reveal a $526 million solar deal tied to Google’s West Memphis data center and should remain confidential.
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Judge weighing whether to block Arkansas news outlets from publishing data center pact details
Exterior of the Richard Sheppard Arnold Federal Courthouse in downtown Little Rock. (Photo by John Sykes/Arkansas Advocate) By: Ainsley Platt and Andrew DeMillo/ Arkansas Advocate A federal judge is considering whether to block the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and
In a panic over mistakenly shared documents, Entergy lawyers ask judge to restrain journalists
Sharp-suited attorneys for Entergy Arkansas got a nearly four-hour hearing with U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky Tuesday in their pursuit of a temporary restraining order that would prevent the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from publishing anything else about Google’s sweetheart utility deal, or any other “trade secrets” the Arkansas Public Service Commission mistakenly turned over to a curious FOI-wielding citizen.Rudofsky did not make a decision T…
Entergy Arkansas asks federal judge to stop Democrat-Gazette from publishing data center info | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Entergy Arkansas is asking a federal judge to prevent the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, one of its reporters, and the Arkansas Times from publishing details of an agreement with Google about data centers in the state.
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